Everything this covers.
Same-day response
Active openings get same-day service in the foothills, next-day across the rest of our service area.
Proper mechanical attachment
Battened and anchored to shed snow and survive the next wind event, not a tarp and a prayer.
Tree-strike assessment
Impact damage assessment, safe limb removal coordination, and structural documentation before anyone works below.
Interior mitigation guidance
What to move, what to document, and how to stop ceiling damage from spreading while the roof is stabilized.
Claim-ready documentation
Photos of the damage before and after stabilization: we document the mitigation work for your records and your claim file.
Straight to the fix
The tarp is step one. The same visit produces the assessment that scopes the permanent repair or replacement.
When insurance is involved.
Your policy requires you to mitigate further damage after a storm. Reasonable emergency mitigation is commonly addressed under property policies when related to a covered loss. Keep every receipt; we document the damage and the stabilization work for your records and your carrier.
How claims work →Asked about
emergency tarping.
How fast can you get here?
Active openings jump the schedule: same-day in the foothills corridor, and we triage by severity after a major storm event.
Will insurance pay for the tarp?
Coverage depends on your policy and the cause of loss, but emergency mitigation related to a covered event is commonly included. We provide documentation and invoices for your claim file.
How long can a tarp stay on?
A properly battened tarp is good for weeks, not months. It buys time for the claim and material lead times; we schedule the permanent fix as part of the same engagement.
Not sure what your roof needs? Start with information.
CHGR Roof Assessment Report™: prepared before we arrive. Verified on your roof. Reviewed with you. Yours to keep.